Moving upmarket. Raising prices and quality. Moving upmarket.

Quartz is dead, long live the mechanical watch. That seems to be the rallying cry of most of the established Swiss brands.

For too many years, one jewellery and watch store has been much like any other. Display windows, bright lights and cases all over the (...)

There was a time when wearing a diamond watch out in the daytime was as much a fashion faux pas as wearing a full-length ball gown down to the local (...)

First came the complicated watches, then we witnessed the ultra-complicated watches...

Hour Glass, headquartered in Singapore, is one of the region's leading retailers, currently owning 21 points of sale throughout Asia and by (...)

With a revisited offer and outstanding new models, Clerc is moving forward and expanding its distribution.

Acquired in 2003 by Alain Spinedi and a group of investors, the Louis Erard brand, created in 1931, has risen from the (...)

The North American market is, right now, the biggest market in the world, and probably the one with the most potential. For the last several years, it has (...)

With some 300,000 watches, two ‘brands’, a third on the way, and a fourth in the works, the repositioning of Hugo Boss, under the (...)